Abstract
The relationships between students’ self‐perceived group skills, personality temperament, and trait argumentativeness are reported. Temperaments based on Keirsey's FourTypes Sorter are not substantially related to group skills, and tend to give oppositely‐signed correlations by gender. Argumentativeness is broadly related to group skills, generally but not always in a positive manner.
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